DesignVue Designer Monitor

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Precise Details to Create Perfection

Design professionals never compromise on details. BenQ Designer Monitors deliver absolute color precision and ultra detailed high resolution to craft every step leading to brilliant work, turning design dreams into reality.

Outstanding Color Accuracy and Resolution

4K UHD High Resolution

4K UHD (3840x2160) resolution offers extraordinary clarity of fine details and depth of subtle textures optimized for visually intensive work in animation, visual effects, graphics, and photos.

True Colors Right Before You

Devoted to meet the latest professional color standard, BenQ has developed AQCOLOR technology to uphold the concept: “Accurate Reproduction". BenQ has invited experts to lead the team, and also actively participated in ICC (International Color Consortium) and ISO (International Standard Organization) to establish color-related standards and implementation.

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Accuracy Delivers the Ultimate Fidelity

BenQ DesignVue designer monitors PD series comply with 100% sRGB and Rec. 709 color gamut in order to deliver accurate colors and stable brightness. BenQ professional monitors have all been certified by Technicolor, which guarantees the white point (color temperature), gamut, gamma curve and color differences are well within Technicolor’s requirement. PD series monitor can reproduce all different shades of colors truthfully and accurately reproduce universal standard colors.

Consistent Colors You Can Trust

To ensure the color performance, every BenQ DesignVue designer monitor comes with a factory calibration report to guarantee consistency across different units. Professional designers and creative artists can fully trust the colors and see color details are reproduced faithfully and the color communication errors can be significantly reduced.

Simple, Functional Design for Increased Efficiency

CAD/CAM mode

Offering superior contrast for lines and shapes in technical illustrations, CAD/CAM mode accentuates the finest details to produce incredible display performance in Pro/E, SOLIDWORKS, AutoCAD, CATIA, or other design software.

Animation mode

Often problematic for designers working with intricate details in dark images, Animation mode enhances the brightness of dark areas without overexposing bright regions. Animation mode provides 10 levels of display brightness to bring out every subtlety clearly in any ambient lighting.

Darkroom mode

Adjusting image brightness and contrast for superb clarity and detail sharpness, Darkroom mode creates the optimal setting for work in darkened post-processing environments.

Darkroom mode

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How do We Define ‘Accurate’ Color?

How do We Define ‘Accurate’ Color? How we could quantify color in an ‘accurate’ fashion? Before jumping into this topic, let’s talk why the quantification of color is important…

What is accurate color

There are two types of cells in the retina of our eye that are responsible for our perception of color: rod and cone. Cones, which are sensitive to color, function best in bright light. They exist in three forms.

Who need color management

Designers such as graphic designers, multimedia designers, web designers and other creative professionals who create visual concepts by using computer software need color management. Color management can help them communicate more effectively.

Why are colors reproduced differently between devices

Color management is the process by which color standards and hardware/software calibration devices are used to reduce the color differences among devices so colors are reproduced accurately.

Why don’t colors look the same across different devices?

It is a common misconception that all electronics should exhibit the same colors, especially with devices with the same make and model. The monitors do not need to be the same make and same model, but for illustration purposes, we used four identical monitor images.